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You may have seen a lot of recruitment ads on social media for local police departments around Connecticut, and there's good reasons for that.

Connecticut is a diverse array of people and places; we're not the stereotypical individuals the rest of the country imagines us to be. With a myriad of cultures and distinctions, we also share many similarities. Here are 10 things you're bound to find in every Connecticut home.

First, it started with Tik Tok videos of former prisoners from around the country, then I binge watched all 8 seasons of 60 Days In and lately I've been looking specifically for information about Connecticut prisons.

I was reading an article in Newsweek recently that talked about how the State of Maine wants to charge its residents a tax on their Netflix accounts and other similar streaming services. Right after I finished the first paragraph, I abandoned Maine and their problems and started investigating Connecticut. Do we have a tax like this? Is one on its way?

The fact is, the future of the Meriden Mall looks grim,

The middle class is one of those terms that we hear and don't think twice about. We hear it and we immediately get images of Americans mowing their lawns or commuters jumping in their cars to embark on the 9 to 5 grind.

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has just announced a fun new walking and hiking challenge for us lazy residents.

First, you should know that not every fugitive is some sort of serial killer or bank robber; some are just people who have been charged with crimes and are actively evading law enforcement. These are 19 of Connecticut's Wanted Fugitives according to BailCo Bail Bonds.

Did you happen to notice that hundreds of trees have disappeared from a Waterbury hilltop? That's progress, unfortunately.

“Property crime over the last full year has been off the chain,” Bennie Cobb, a longtime law enforcement veteran-turned analyst, said when presented with the data. “It’s just astonishing to me.”